When Fashion Faces a Fork in the Road: Protecting Bangladesh’s Homegrown Industry Bangladesh’s fashion industry has grown from hand-stitched embroidery to a billion-dollar lifestyle market—but foreign entrants and shifting consumer habits now put its fragile ecosystem at
When politics turn volatile, social media turns ruthless. From Bangladesh to the diaspora, liberal and marginalized voices are facing online harassment, threats, and enforced silence. A mental wellbeing expert breaks down what this does to mental health—and
In an industry obsessed with speed, spectacle, and the next new face, Azim Uddula has built a career on restraint, discipline, and longevity. From his
On any given day in Dhaka’s social calendar, few gatherings generate the anticipation that surrounds Niharika Momtaz’s Hats Off Brunch. The Dubai-based Bangladeshi designer, entrepreneur,
Bangladesh’s textile sector has long been built on legacy businesses, but a new generation of leaders is redefining how those legacies evolve. Among them is
